Alex Delaware's relationship with his longterm partner is on the rocks. He is floored when Robin announces she's heading off on a three-month music tour.
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'He writes such stories of such multi-layered complexity they are among the most rewarding works in any genre of popular fiction...Kellerman grows stronger with every book - this is surely his finest yet' Ireland on Sunday 8/12/02 (Ireland on Sunday)
'Great suspense fiction' Prizes Magazine ('Great suspense fiction' Prizes Magazine)
'Optimism is a feature of The Murder Book although the premise is macabre....Kellerman ameliorates the horror with a surprising number of generous characters' Telegraph (Telegraph)
'A hoot of a whodunnit, a classic puzzler to keep the most staid traditionalist gleefully scratching his or her head until the wee hours...This may be the best Kellerman yet' Publishers Weekly (Publishers Weekly)
'the basic plot is a clever convoluted account of Californian Corruption with a sinuous story-line, nastily convincing characters, a vivid sense of place, and a humdinger of a denouement' Scotsman 1/2/03 (Scotsman)
'There has to be a reason why some 30 million of Kellerman's novels are circulating. In short they are damn good' Hampstead & Highgate Express 6/12/02 (Hampstead & Highgate Express)
An Alex Delaware thriller: a page-turning psychological blockbuster from the internationally bestselling Jonathan Kellerman
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